Ontario Supporting Businesses and Creating Jobs in Sault Ste. Marie

By Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines / September 09, 2019 / news.ontario.ca / Article Link

SAULT STE. MARIE - Ontario's government is supporting northern businesses through a new capacity building program, creating two full-time jobs.

Today, Ross Romano, MPP for Sault Ste. Marie, announced an $807,100 investment for the Ontario's North Economic Development Corporation (ONEDC) defence supply chain capacity building program. The program will help Northern Ontario businesses diversify into the defence industry by giving them the expertise and training to secure defence certifications and compete for procurement contracts.

"Our government is fighting for the people of Ontario by investing in opportunities that enhance the competitiveness of northern businesses," said MPP Romano. "By supporting and training companies interested in supplying the defence industry, we are sending a strong signal that Northern Ontario is open for business and open for jobs."

"Ontario is supporting northern businesses through our defence supply chain capacity building program," said John Febbraro, director of ONEDC. "This investment is helping ONEDC undertake an important initiative to strengthen Northern Ontario's economy and create jobs."

Quick Facts

Since June 2018, the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation has invested more than $120 million in 708 projects, creating or retaining 2,368 jobs.

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